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Series Studies on Membrane Relaxation Phenomena——Origin Interpretation of Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment Based on the Fourth Spatial Normal Dimension / 膜迟豫现象系列研究 —— 基于时空第四维法向的缪子反常磁矩本源解释

Authors: Wu, Longjian;

Series Studies on Membrane Relaxation Phenomena——Origin Interpretation of Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment Based on the Fourth Spatial Normal Dimension / 膜迟豫现象系列研究 —— 基于时空第四维法向的缪子反常磁矩本源解释

Abstract

This paper proposes a unified four-dimensional spacetime framework based on Boundary Interface Theory, and fundamentally explains the physical origin of the muon anomalous magnetic moment from the intrinsic fourth spatial normal dimension. It clarifies the essential topological difference between electrons and muons as quantum standing waves with different normal embedding depths, and supplements multiple cross-scale physical evidences to verify the rationality of the theoretical system. Both Chinese and English versions of this manuscript are provided for academic reference and open access.

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